The Carefree Little Farm Girl

The transmigrated female protagonist falls for the reborn male protagonist, Ling, but because she wasn't his girlfriend in his previous life, he tries to strangle her, believing she should find another man. However, the female protagonist has always been grateful for the reborn male protagonist's life-saving grace and his help to his family.

This book is great in every way, except the choice of the male lead is a major mistake. I never saw anything good about him from beginning to end, and yet they still ended up together. I really don't understand. Three-legged toads are hard to find, but two-legged men are easy to find!

It lacks common sense, many parts are unreasonable, I can't stand it anymore.

I read in the comments that the male lead killed the female lead and she forgave him, which I thought was too saintly, so I stopped watching.

When will this ever end...? It's really upsetting to watch... 😐🥱

The author is quite calculating; they don't write anything at the beginning, just a bunch of thank-you notes and empty platitudes, probably to prevent people from subscribing. Seeing how calculating you are, I was thinking of subscribing, but I'm not. I'm decisively abandoning the story.

In male-oriented novels, the proportion of wives who have endured hardship and loneliness is not small, but in female-oriented novels, husbands who have endured hardship and loneliness are almost non-existent. The male protagonist is at least a duke's son, or on average a prince. If you are a marquis's son, you are not considered presentable.

What I find most unacceptable is Ling Xu. I really can't stand him, and I'm getting more and more disgusted with him. All he does is talk about his little darling wife, it's making my scalp tingle. He's so self-important; can't the female lead have any restraint? Doesn't she know about the proper distance between men and women? Wasn't he going to kill her? Why does she have to marry him? What I find most unacceptable is that she has to marry him in this lifetime! 😤😤😤

Her father has been gone for four years, and her youngest child is only three years old. Author, can you tell me whose child this is? 😁

Why is she speaking English in chapter 287? And in chapter 288 she says, "Don't you understand Chinese?" People in ancient times probably didn't know what Chinese was, right? Didn't anyone else wonder what the female lead was saying?